Here are four excellent reviews of #ChinasRelationsWithAfrica
(1) In @MiddleEastJrnl@ilariacarrozza says the book “lays bare the profoundly hierarchical nature of a network that in the official Chinese rhetoric is supposed to be 'equal' and 'win-win.'"
https://t.co/1riXZX5Qk8
Narratives of Power, Memory and Place in Post 2003 #Iraq: Authors of the special issue “Iraq Since 2003” @MiddleEastJrnl will present their findings in a seminar organised by @IWAN_Iraq, @unihh & #GIGA.
➡️ Register for the online event on 16 September: https://t.co/w3rqmSgTpU
👉🏽 #Security and #Empowerment as Justice
Tutku Ayhan (@IBEI) examines how #Yezidi women's experiences before, during, and after the 2014 #genocide have shaped their perceptions and demands for justice.
🔗 Published with Project Muse: https://t.co/Rhp0iYC39I
A comprehensive historiography of the Iraq's Assyrian Christians in armed struggle from 2nd half of 20th by the amazing @alda_benjamen “A Century of Changing Perceptions of ‘Christian Militias’ in Iraq.” in a Special Issue with @MiddleEastJrnl 👇
https://t.co/sBE3zsqN7p
10 Great New Books About the Middle East | Recommended titles selected by the @MiddleEastJrnl book review editor. @MiddleEastInst
https://t.co/pW0F2BkuGq
A new piece with the wonderful Jeremy Pressman in the Middle East Journal: US Recognition of Israeli Territorial Claims in the Golan Heights and Jerusalem: Implications for the Norm against Acquisition of Territory by Force. (2023) https://t.co/CS1RWMJhlo
I am very happy to read this excellent review of my book, Erdogan’s War, by an academic whose work I admire, University of Washington’s Resat Kasaba @resat_kasaba . The review appeared in @MiddleEastJrnl .
Each issue of the @MiddleEastJrnl includes articles written by renowned scholars, foreign policy analysts & area experts. Published quarterly, subscribers receive a printed copy of each new issue and have electronic access to issues dating back to 2004. https://t.co/tfzP5EOxdI
The AKP’s Syria Policy and the Emergence of Competitive Authoritarianism | Author @michalis_sarlis (@uoaofficial) discusses his latest article for @MiddleEastJrnl. https://t.co/wbam7xR7eS
A Wall of Despair: The Interplay of the Turkish Wall and Foreign Policy in Syria | Authors @FundaRadiye (@gaziantepUniv) & Dr. Ayşegül Sever (@marmara1883) discuss their latest article for @MiddleEastJrnl. https://t.co/js9p85F7Hv
The AKP's Syria policy and the emergence of competitive authoritarianism in Turkey. My article, with a video preview, in the Summer Issue of the @MiddleEastJrnl https://t.co/lR2yGAxUSU
The AKP's Syria policy and the emergence of competitive authoritarianism in Turkey. My article, with a video preview, in the Summer Issue of the @MiddleEastJrnl https://t.co/lR2yGAxUSU